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1 CONFIDENTIAL Development of a onceweekly Cpep<de product

Easd Stockholm 2010

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Cebix Inc's presentation given by James Callaway, COO and President of Research and Development at the 46th Annual Meeting of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes in Stockholm, 20 – 24 September 2010. For more information about CEBIX please visit: http://www.Cebix.com For more information about EASD please see: http://www.easd2010.com/

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1  CONFIDENTIAL  

Development  of  a  once-­‐weekly  C-­‐pep<de  product  

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Disclosure  

•  James  Callaway  is  an  employee  and  shareholder  of  Cebix  Incorporated  

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An agent for the treatment of mild to moderate peripheral neuropathy in type 1 diabetes

The therapy of choice in the treatment of this significant unmet medical need, based on improvement of sensory function

Initial Target Indication

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Product Profile

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Restores  Sensory  Nerve  Conduc<on  

Ekberg  et  al,    Diabetes  2003  

50

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54

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Baseline 6  wks 12  wks

SCV  (m/s)  C-­‐pep<de  n=26 Placebo  n=23

Healthy  Controls  

p<0.05  

Required  4  subcutaneous  doses  per  day  

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Drug  Product  Development  

 Unmet  medical  need  

 Biology    -­‐    Func<on  and  Pathophysiology   Safety   Efficacy  

 Dose    -­‐    Replacement  

 Drug  manufacturing  

 Regulatory  Path   End  Points   Drug  delivery  

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Formula<on  Criteria  

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Product  load  >1%  of  volume  

1   2   3   4   5   6   7  

Syringeability  ≤  27  gauge  

             <  20  seconds    

<20%  drug  loss  in  burst  PK  profile  consistent  with    

once  weekly  dosing  

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Selected  Formula<on  Technologies  

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PROMAXX   Atrigel  Pumps  

Trans-­‐  dermal  patch  

Alkermes  

Octoplus  

Eryto-­‐  pharm  

Halozyme  

Altus  

Alkamer  

Nektar  

Enzon  

Syringability  ≤  27  gauge    

Stable  for    >  1.5  years  at  4°C  

PK  profile  consistent  with  once  weekly  dosing  

No  more  than  20  percent  drug  loss  in  burst  

Product  load  of  at  least  1  percent  of  volume  

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Winning  Formula<ons  

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Slow  Release  PK  Profile  (Dog)  

Lot  1  

Lot  2  

Aqu  

C-­‐pe

p<de

 con

c  (ng/ml)  

C-­‐pe

p<de

 con

c  (ng/ml)  

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Depot  Characteris<cs  

•  Approximates  7  day  coverage      

•  2-­‐Log  span  spread  from  Cmax  to  Cmin  

•  Volume  of  injec<on  less  than  1  mL  

•  Viscosity  keeps  injec<on  above  20  second  target  

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Extended  half-­‐life  

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Extended  Half-­‐life  PK  profile  (monkey)  

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Linear  scale  

60  

100  

40  

20  

0  

C-­‐pe

p<de

 con

c  (ng/ml)  

0   4   8   12  

Time  (days)  

Semi-­‐logarithmic  scale  

100  

1  

10  

C-­‐pe

p<de

 con

c  (ng/ml)  

0   4   8   12   16  16  

Time  (days)  

T1/2  =  3  days  

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Extended  Half-­‐life  or  Depot  

Half-­‐life  •  Chemically  altered  •  Ideal  PK  profile  •  Ideal  Presenta<on  

–  like  water  –  31  G  

•  Excellent  Tolerability  •  Manufacturing  

–  Simple  

Depot  •  Natural  C-­‐pep<de  •  PK  Profile  not  op<mal  

–  Exceeding  Cmax  by  a  Log  

•  Presenta<on  –  Ajrac<ve  –  Injectability  acceptable  

•  Acceptable  tolerability  •  Manufacturing  

–  Unknown  risk  

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Long-­‐Ac(ng-­‐CP  

CP  

0  

5  

10  

15  

20  

25  

0   0.5   1   3   10   100  

CP/Long-­‐Ac(ng  -­‐CP  [nmol/L]  

pERK

1/2  [AU]  

LA-­‐CP  CP  

n=6-­‐8  

Chibalin  lab  at  Karolinska:  HEK-­‐293  cells  

ERK1/2  phosphoryla(on  CP  versus  Long-­‐Ac(ng  CP    

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Regulatory  &  Clinical    

Path  Forward  

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Pre-­‐IND  Mee<ng  with  FDA  July  2010  

•  Regulatory  –  FDA  Confirmed  qualifica<on  of  Subpart  H  

•  Allows  use  of  surrogate  end  point  for  Pivotal  Phase  2b  

•  Clinical  –  Nerve  conduc<on  velocity  accepted  as  the  sole  primary  endpoint  for  approval  

•  Nonclinical  –  IND-­‐enabling  tox  plan  endorsed  by  FDA  

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FDA

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Road  to  the  Clinic  

17  pre-­‐IND  mee<ng  

Acute  monkey  tox  In  life   Analysis  

Human  PK  study  IND  submission  

Acute  rodent  tox  In  life   Analysis  

Formula<ons  screen  

Qualify  analy<cal  methods  (DS)  

Methods  create/approve  (DP)  

Fill  prep   Batch  records  

Fill  

6-­‐month  rodent  tox  

6-­‐month  monkey  tox  

DS  Process  Development  

Tox  supplies  

Develop    &    

Dec   Jan   Feb   Mar  

2010   2011  

Apr  May   Jun   Jul   Aug   Oct   Nov  Sep  

DS    Manufacturing  

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2011  

Cebix  Development  Program  2012  

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2014  2013   2015  2010  

Formula<on  

Pre-­‐clinical  

6-­‐mo  interim  data:  surrogate  marker  

NDA  submission  

12-­‐mo  data:  clinical  end-­‐point  

Phase  2b  NEUROPATHY  

Confirm  surrogate  marker  

Phase  3  NEUROPATHY  

Human  PK  

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Summary  

•  Clear  biological  ra<onale  for  C-­‐pep<de  replacement  

•  Company  set  Target  Product  Profile  for  pa<ent  to  have  a  once  weekly  “insulin-­‐like  experience”  

•  Established  long-­‐ac<ng  C-­‐pep<de  which  met  the  profile  – Biological  ac<vity  confirmed  in  3  separate  models  – Patents  have  been  filed  

•  Full  development  program  ini<ated